Blogs
The role of Artificial Intelligence in healthcare: potential use in national clinical audit
Published: 21 Nov 2023
We explore both the challenges and opportunities offered by AI for HQIP, our audit providers and the wider clinical audit community.
National Joint Registry at British Orthopaedic Association Congress
Published: 05 Oct 2023
Find out how the NJR got on at the British Orthopaedic Association (BOA) Congress event, attended by over 2,000 surgeon members.
When is data the ‘right data’?
Published: 17 Aug 2023
HQIP article on using the right data to support robust healthcare services.
BLOG Taking the long view: Future-proofing healthcare
Published: 15 Dec 2022
Sustainable Respiratory Care Audit Team Alice Fitzpatrick, Marsden Rd. Health Centre Sustainable Respiratory Care Audit Team
Meet the Richard Driscoll Memorial Award winner of 2021
Published: 26 Sep 2022
As the deadline to submit entries to the Richard Driscoll Memorial Award gets closer, we speak to Rachel Andrews, Deputy Programme Manager for the National Asthma and COPD Audit Programme (NACAP) and last year’s winner to find out what winning the Richard Driscoll Memorial Award meant to the team.
BMJ Blog: Collecting data is just the start – Josie O’Heney
Published: 07 Feb 2022
“…one day we won’t be reporting that the colour of your skin impacts your risk of dying at what should be one of the happiest times of your life.”
Blog: The Future for National Clinical Audit
Published: 07 Feb 2022
By HQIP’s Medical Director Danny Keenan
Blog: Meet last year’s Richard Driscoll Memorial Award winner!
Published: 17 Sep 2021
As the deadline to submit entries to the Richard Driscoll Memorial Award gets closer, we speak to Sarah Oyebanjo, Project Manager for the National Early Inflammatory Arthritis Audit (NEIAA) and last year’s winner to find out what winning the Richard Driscoll Memorial Award meant to the team and how patient and public involvement (PPI) is embedded in their work.
The First 100 Days
Published: 25 Feb 2021
Falls and Fragility Fracture Audit Programme – RDMA20 Case Study
Published: 18 Dec 2020
FFFAP, highly commended in previous years have consistently shown a commitment to involving patients and carers within their audit programme. The patient panel are enthusiastic and engaged and throughout 2020 have remained positive as illustrated in this blog where the team describe how the PPI activities continued with the panel building on audit findings and identifying what is important to patients - producing a range of resources as a result.